MSU prepares educators to transform teaching and learning with technology through the innovative Master of Arts in Educational Technology (MAET) program, with courses online, in-person and overseas. The Master of Arts in Learning Experience Design program provides a critical lens of equity, accessibility, and social justice in human-centered learning and design.

At the Ph.D. level, the Educational Psychology and Educational Technology (EPET) program, also available as a hybrid program, produces scholars and leaders in two interrelated study areas: human learning and development, and diverse technologies supporting education.

The Rehabilitation Counseling and Disability Studies programs at MSU include the nation’s top-ranked graduate programs and faculty members conducting research to improve lives for people with disabilities from the local to the international level.

The master’s program prepares counselors to collaborate in a professional relationship with people who have disabilities. The nationally accredited doctoral program prepares graduates to work as rehabilitation counselor educators, supervisors and researchers who will advance the field.

Michigan State University prepares special education teachers, leaders and researchers to make a difference for students with various disabilities through the undergraduate teacher education program, multiple fully online master’s programs and a doctoral program.

Master’s level study includes Special Education, which can lead to teaching endorsements in learning disabilities and autism spectrum disorders, Applied Behavior Analysis, which prepares behavior analysts for educational settings, and Multi-Tiered Systems of Support, which prepares leaders to enact educational and behavioral systems that support all students, and Applied Behavior Analysis and Autism Spectrum Disorders which helps students develop the skillset and knowledge to improve the lives of those with autism.